By Charles Edwards, vice president, SASI World ·
August 8, 2023
From a financial perspective, theft reduction is clearly reflected on a company’s profit and loss statement and balance sheet. What is also needed is a recognition of the value of continuous education and training of managers and staff to combat criminal efforts to disrupt supply chains.
By Charles Edwards, vice president, SASI World ·
August 2, 2023
Artificial intelligence can change how we move air cargo – using education instead of training is the recommended approach to prepare for the changes.
By Charles Edwards, vice president, SASI World ·
May 25, 2023
Empowerment must be combined with continuous learning at all organizational levels. Preparing for AI means a move away from traditional training to learning.
By Charles Edwards ·
January 3, 2023
This category of companies and even individuals is taking an increasingly proactive role in the worldwide air cargo logistics industry. You need to pay attention in this new year.
By Charles Edwards ·
December 12, 2022
There is an overwhelming need to implement new business models in the worldwide air cargo logistics industry.
By SCMR Staff ·
December 1, 2022
Aviation services group Air Partner coordinated the move using an Antonov AN-124 and Boeing 747 Freighter.
By Jeff Berman ·
October 24, 2022
Amazon Global Air Vice President Sarah Rhoads wrote in a blog posting that the company is adding 10 Airbus A330-300s leased from aircraft lessor, Altavair, to Amazon’s aircraft fleet. She explained that the aircraft are undergoing passenger-to-cargo conversion and will be the first A330 freighter conversions to operate in the U.S. upon entering the Amazon network in late 2023.
By Jeff Berman ·
August 30, 2022
Atlanta-based global freight transportation and logistics services provider UPS said this week that it is purchasing eight new 767-300ER freighters from Boeing, which the company said will help to support its “customer-first strategy.”
By LM Staff ·
August 15, 2022
Air cargo companies provide world-class service despite strong headwinds.
By Charles Edwards ·
July 8, 2022
Here’s a look at the disruptions that are changing air cargo the world around. Strap in for a bumpy flight.
By Jeff Berman ·
June 9, 2022
Atlanta-based global freight transportation and logistics services provider UPS remains highly focused on its Covid-19 vaccine distribution efforts, at a time when the FDA recently announced it expanded an emergency use authorization, for children ages 5-to-11, coupled with positive case numbers up in various parts of the United States.
By Charles Edwards ·
May 6, 2022
This new blog series takes a look at the disruptions changing air cargo and its transport the world around. Strap in for a bumpy flight.
By Karen Thuermer, Contributing Editor ·
April 4, 2022
Even with a strong recovery in revenue, the IATA maintains that air cargo did not meet its full growth potential last year. In the meantime, tight capacity, labor shortages, infrastructure shortfalls—and now the Russian invasion of Ukraine—continue to cloud the forecast in this vital sector.
By Jeff Berman ·
March 31, 2022
A major part of this United States-based partnership centers around FedEx Express developing plans to test Elroy Air’s Chaparral autonomous air cargo system within FedEx Express’s middle-mile logistics operations and move shipments between sortation locations. The companies have been collaborating going back to January 2020.
By Jeff Berman ·
March 23, 2022
Mike Short, president of Global Forwarding at C.H. Robinson, provided Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman with a detailed overview of the many issues shippers are facing, including the labor shortage, inflation, and mode selection, among many others.